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now they say here that the project of british columbia is a kind of experimental.ee how the dynamics and criminal ones will change in terms of treatment. drug addicts, but the trend is dangerous you know that canada is at the forefront of drug liberalization. eh, in general, and our position on international platforms. uh, it diverges radically here, well, these are the trends of an advanced liberal democratic society. here e. thanks for a very interesting conversation. uh, i remind you, uh, in direct contact with us. there was the russian ambassador to canada oleg stepanov thank you very much. thanks a lot, goodbye, goodbye. in ingushetia opened a training swimming complex for training of cadets for service in the navy in the pool with five lanes, it is possible to conduct not only training sessions, but also competitions of the all-russian level - a sports facility. the secretary of the general council of united russia, andrey cher-turchak, came to the opening ceremony in a year and promised to help with the construction of another complex for the training of the

ontario quebec new brunswick and new scotland, then british columbia alberta was added to them and the creation of canada was dictated by the tasks of economic development and threats from the south. the british colonists feared expansion from the united states. xx century. gained independence, but did not leave, the british commonwealth on the night of july 1, 1941 ukrainian nationalists in german-occupied lviv began a jewish pogrom, one of the largest and most terrible years of the war, the initiator was the organization of ukrainian nationalists. oh, led by stepan bandera and also formed by the nazis. the ukrainian battalion nahgal, one of its commanders was the closest associate of bandera , roman shukhevych, the jews. along with the russians and poles , they declared the main enemies of the ukrainian nation brutally killed everyone, including children, up to 7,000 people died, but the exact number has not been established, but unov members assured the nazis of their loyalty during the war years. they committed many crimes against humanity. until the red army liberated ukraine and

it happened last week when an aspen tree fell on power lines and a fiber optic cable line in british columbiaour outage for hundreds of customers. now authorities have tracked down the call prit. culprit. >> they found telltale teeth marks at the base of that fallen tree. thankfully there are no indications the beaver was harmed. i think the beaver was just trying to get its favorite snake -- wood chips. >> leave it to beaver. >> ooh! did you just get out-punned, andrew? >> i think so. >>> next, to the real-life mermaid breaking her own world record in swimming, including leaving the planet a little cleaner in the process. >> yeah, estonian swimmer merle liivand has set a new record for farthest swim while wearing a monofin, without using her arms, swimming 26.22 miles along the coast of south florida in just under 12 hours. >> liivand, a champion for the environment, even collected pieces of floating trash along the way. come on, south florida, do a little better. stop throwing trash into the intercoastal and the ocean and the beach and everywhere else. >> this looks like "the little mermaid

>> a man in british columbia captured the moment his fearless 2-year-old bengal cat, tigger, faced offr that had wandered into honor driveway. he arched his back, puffed out his tail, and gave chase. >> tigger has a reputation for being the chasing neighborhood cat that chases dogs away. he's no stranger to mischief, including stealing chicken from the kitchen. but you know what? he deserves it. >> protecting the family there at all costs. >>> finally, the little girl who got more cheers than the yankees at yankee stadium. >> wait, what? >> during sunday's game against the astros, fans in this section, they call them the bleacher creatures up there in the bronx -- were apparently more interested in this young girl trying to complete a bottle flip, erupting into cheers when she finally did it. >> even more remarkably, this happened during a tie game in the bottom of the ninth inning with a man on second base. the yankees eventually won 6-3, scoring three runs in the tenth inning. her parents must be so proud. >> i think she stole the show there. listen, the yankees have the best record

british columbia moving to decriminalize cocaine possession along with meth and ecstasy, sure, why not start next yooer in january. they say see drug addicts will ask for treatment and help while freeing up police. >> we have not taken this decision lightly. as part of the request, bc government committed to comprehensive implementation plan to ensure risk, mitigation and spores, full range of resources for people who use drugs. >> cheryl: british columbia is in the middle of an opioid crisis, with record number of deaths last year. i want to make fun of them for this, i hope janice is not watching right now, she is my favorite canadian. i think intentions are good, heart mightsing in the right place, the policy is a disaster. >> carley: it is crazy, this is a story you have to sit back and say, where is this world going? shake your head. >> todd: just focus on hockey, canada. >> cheryl: they make great meteorologists. >> todd: the best, number one. dc jury find michael sussmann not guilty of lying to the fbi. >> in one case, he was helping the clinton campaign issue the other, he wasn

after armed men entered a bank in british columbia. officials said no employees, customers or members of the public were hurting the incident. the area has been evacuated over fears of explosives, columbia, as truth commission has presented a long awaited report on the decades of violence between the state and fark rebels . the 800 page document which is not legally binding, explores the 52 year civil conflict and also makes recommendations on how the country can move forward following 2016 piece agreement. from yes, bulgaria has ordered 70 russian diplomats to leave the country by the end of the week on suspicion of espionage, or gary as prime minister said the diplomats worked quote, directly for foreign agencies. it's the largest single expulsion of russian diplomats from the balkan country. in recent years. frances parliament has elected a new speaker, yell brown v as a member of president mac homes party and the 1st woman to hold the post. vote came during the national assembly's 1st sessions, macklin lost his majority in parliament elections. madame, all the former aid to the wh

[laughter] british columbia, an eight month old yorky on the right side of your screen, oh my god. a bald eagle. i can relate to the eagle because he's so cute, i want to eat him. i like the dog because i have been swept away from british columbia but if the eagle wanted to take his food to go, he should have brought a doggy bag. canadian bacon and returns home, narrowly escaping being eaten alive. now he knows what it's like to break up with our mohammed. delicious. topic number two. two women arrested in thailand for smuggling 109 live animals there were large for their emotional support zoo as they tried to call it. this is the x-ray that prompted security agents to search through the smugglers luggage. you can see the sharpest thing about the two ladies is the porcupine in the suitcase. further search uncovered a total of 60 livers it's, two armadillos, go figure. they brought all that but forgot to pack their iphone charges. officials complicated 36 turtles also known as slowpoke but you've got to admit, this is ambitious animal smuggling. these days, hard to fly with the dog.

british columbia is saying that he will now allow residents to carry small amounts of the drugs withsequences starting next year. governments saying they hope the move will somehow encourage addicts to seek help and free up the police force. since 2016, there been more than 9400 deaths due to illicit drugs in british columbia including a record 2024 just last year. >> here at home, the fentanyl crisis is taking a heavy toll on families across the nation including our next guest. his son dylan died of poisoning one year ago. his father and stepmother join me now. good morning to you both. i know you just became comfortable talking about your son's death so we thank you so much for coming on with us this morning and sharing his story. todd, i've been reading a lot about dylan. he seemed like a wonderful hardworking loving son. so i'd like you to start by telling us about him. what do you like us to know about him? >> the picture they just showed, cattle was his love. he helped my dad and myself in our ranch business since he was in a crib. he walked with me, he helped us beat them, hel

us in welcoming our beloved friend, colleague and mycelia ambassador, paul stamets, live from british columbia. - yeah, it's been a long journey, folks. i have been on this planet now for 65 years. my first interest in mushrooms was fiing psilocybin mushrooms. and indeed i wrote my first book when i was 23, i just pulled it out and dusted it off. "psilocybe mushrooms & their allies this contains the genus psilocybe it contains in the majority of this psilocybin mushrooms. there's around 216 species in the genus psilocybe, 116 species are the psilocybin active which means they contain the tryptamine compounds, psilocybin and psilocin. and some other interesting analogs that i'll speak about. so, there's been a interesting course in my life because i was originally m interest in this subject, when i went to conferences, i was treated like aeper, people avoided me. they felt uncomfortable with the subject. and my, times have rely changed. so i would like to first, i'm just gonna i have a slide deck that will be available to all of you, but i'm gonna first really show you how much those times have

that would explain why trudeau is not stopping with british columbia, he also said he is working with and edmonton to legalize fentanyl there, as well. meanwhile, at the same time, also under the guise of public health, trudeau has just announced an indefinite extension of his country's travel ban for millions of canadian citizens, just like in china, just like in cuba, so if you haven't taken justin trudeau's totally ineffective yet still mandatory covid backs, you can't leave your own country, he also can't travel internally by plane or train. this is not a public health measure, of course, it is a show of force from a tyrant. but if you don't like it, tough, there is nothing you can do. why? because you have been disarmed. >> it will no longer be possible to buy, sell, transfer, or import handguns anywhere in canada. and we will require the permanent alteration of long gun magazines so they can never hold more than five rounds. >> tucker: you can have all the fentanyl you want, but you can't defend yourself. and it is not just gun confiscation as you heard, it is magazine confiscat

decriminalize small amounts of illicit drugs, including cocaine and opioids in the province of british columbia can possess up to 2.5 g drugs. the government hopes to remove the stigma associated with substance abuse. sheryl sandberg announced she is leaving the company. she says she is not sure what the futureolds for her and would leave later this year and retain her seat on the board. we turn next to southern california, where new restrictions on these of water came into force today, affecting more than 6 million people. california is in the grip of a sere drought for the third year in a rope, and reservoirs are at record lows. we have this report from california's central valley. reporter: this may look like a massive body of water, but the so-called mega drought is in the 23rd year in this reservoir is only 30% full. it is the largest in the whole of the united states, 25 million people across three states rely on it for the water, but it is now it's at its lowest level since 1930's. it has dropped 150 feet in the past 20 years. those who work on the lake has been documenting the decline.

i don't think people in british columbia have ever felt temperatures this he shot.a treat what is yeah, it's going to be really warm for us in the bay area to by our golden gate bridge. sure does. look nice. that cruise ship making its way in from canada. we do have conditions out there that are advisory and warning where the heat advisories and peach for the north bay inland east bay, south bay and the peninsula. and then that pink area. that's an excessive heat warning for triple digits for you out in solano county. it is a really comfortable morning so fully enjoy this. get the windows wide open. we're in the 60's and even 70's right now. great chance to step outside, at least at some point today later on today. you're not going want to enjoy too much of it definitely know. workouts outside today with triple digits for inland areas. upper 80's to low 90's right alongside the bay. i'll be giving you that full forecast and telling you what it will be like in your city. still to come, tom, thank you for that. and the cruise ship is just leaving out of the shot. make

we're from british| columbia, canada. oh, wow — you've come a long way! game of thrones. yeah, we've seen every episode, haven't we? yep! if you're wondering, this is the scene that's made so popular. adrian runs a game of thrones tour business. he calls himself the other ser davos as he was actually an extra and body double in the tv series. the trees have been here for over 2a7 years, mostly unknown until game of thrones came along and decided to use it for a tiny little part of a scene in season two and then that kind of put it on the map. so, as a tour guide now, how have you found it in the past few years? most tourism completely shut down and it gave it an opportunity to kind of recover from the over—tourism, you know? yeah. did it get quite damaged, then? especially the verges, you know? right. even though the road is closed, and it has been closed to traffic since 2017, it gave it a chance to recover a little bit, you know? now that's ticked off my list, i'm headed back out to the coast. it's only 15 minutes up to a place that's just reopened afte

and that would explain why trudeau is not stopping british columbia. he's also has said he's working with toronto and edmonton to w legalize fentanyl therere as well. meanwhile, at the same timee me also under the guise of publicde health, trudeau has just announced anauau indefinite extension of his country's travel ban for millions ofou canadian citizens just like in china, just like in cuba. so if you haven't taken justin t trudeau's totally ineffective yet, still mandatoryinef kovács you can't leave your own country. you also can't travelount internally by plane or train.. this is not a public health measure. as it's a show of force from a tyrant. tou but if you don't like it,gh, toh ,there's nothing you can do.e why? y because you've been disarmed. >> it will no longer be possible to buy, sell, transfer or import. tenga anywhere in canada and will require a permanent alteration of long gun magazines so they can never hold more than five rounds. l you can have all the federal you want but you can't defend yourself y and that's just gun confiscation

six officers were wounded at a shootout in british columbia.arching for a third man. ghislaine maxwell, once a prominent figure in new york society circles, is facing 20 years in a us prison for trafficking young girls to be abused byjeffrey epstein. she issued a statement, apologising to her victims, but herfamily said she would appeal. our correspondent, nada tawfik, was in court. a long—fought victory for annie farmer and all of ghislaine maxwell's victims. justice was slow. she was one of the earliest to report maxwell and the paedophilejeffrey epstein to police, in 1996. but today, annie said it was never too late for accountability. maxwell and epstein were predators who were able to use that power and privilege to harm countless individuals and for far too long, the institutions that should be protecting the public were instead protecting them. and i still hope that we find out more about how that was allowed to occur. maxwell did not look at her victims, but she did address them. she said she was sorry for the pain they had experienced.

after armed men entered a bank in british columbia. officials say no employees, customers or members of the public were hurt in the incident. the area has been evacuated of affairs of explosives. sports news now at 10 is legend. serena williams has been knocked out in the 1st round of the wimbledon championship. the american had been out injured for a whole year and was making a singles come back at the grand slam. she lost in a final set tiebreaker to francis harmony tan. after a dramatic match, the 40 year old williams was targeting a record equaling 24th grand slam singles title. and from the court to the pitch, the soccer world cup in katara is just 5 months away. for the 1st time, fema referees will work at the mens tournaments to pants you. she me, your mashed up says she will feel the pressure when she steps out on soccer's biggest stage, but hopes to be very much in the background running into the unknown. a female referee has never taken charge of a men's will cut football match before. but japan's yashimi jamita hopes to do just that in cats are in november. she is one of 3

and by the time we get to monday, that's going to work its way up into southern areas of british columbia, a western canada see some of the more severe winter weather on the way. now it is gonna cool down for the likes of california temperatures dipping down slightly across the south, but we still have heat advisories out here. there is going to be some relief for the east coast as that system pushes off for the east temperatures, rebounding up into the mid to high thirty's. now, there is a bit of a trickle of rain affecting the gulf of mexico, but much of the heavy rain can be found in costa rica. we could see up to a 100 millimeters for the next 24 hours. and of course, that could mean more flooding here, and we're watching a disturbance that's forming off to the coast of mexico with some heavy rain along the west coast in the days to come. but mexico city seeing a bit of rain and sunshine at $23.00 degrees celsius. ah. oh, oh oh . oh, why rather you go in the world. one a line goes to make it for you exception. katara always going places to go. lou. ah hello, you want you know to 0. i'

after armed men entered a bank in british columbia. officials said no employees, customers or members of the public were hurt in the incident. the area has been evacuated over fears of explosives. snell been 7 years since paris was struck by one of europe's worst islamist terror attacks, which killed a 130 people. all but one of the suspected terrorists died at the bottom line, concert hall and other locations around paris. to day a court is expected to deliver its verdict against the soul. living accused attacker, sala of the salon, dw, met some of the survivors who were following his trial closely. for the past 10 months. caffeine, baton felt she was in a parallel universe. she's a survivor of the battle, an attack, and still traumatized by that night's events. now she has been attending the trial and sketching portraits of those, testifying, including some unsung heroes processes in one year or so while listening to the civil plaintiffs. i realized how these terror attacks have impacted the lives of thousands of people and one police officer michelle arrived with his team at the ba

the families that have dominated kenyan politics on business. ever since independence for the british columbia rule . nearly 60 years ago, the 1st time that he's the chosen candidate of the historically dominant political establishment is to kind of backing that his main rival william rito had once hoped for. he's been deputy president in the last 2 governments. 10 years ago, we teamed up with a heroic kenyatta. at the time both were facing charges at the international criminal court to orchestrating crimes against humanity in the violence that followed the previous election in 2007. the charges were later dropped off the witnesses retracted their statement. hulu and retail relationship seems deteriorated. come on, man, give it to retail, running without the support of his former ally, in spite of being in government for 9 years. and he's now promising change she dialed the problem is inequality economy model. in the last 5 d, it has been taken down take which has only benefit that the creating have them have not who just has a lot. we have to change these economy model kenya's past elections

here by the time we get into monday, the worst of that pushes up into southern areas of british columbia in canada. but we are going to see things start to cool for places like san francisco and los angeles. much of a severe weather. however, on monday can be found rolling across the great lakes. we've got some severe storms here. they're going to work their way further east, but further south this will it remain. sorry, guys lose that again. we have seen the power quite severely on both sides. so on the decline of agricultural production capacity, obviously we've got a number of different factors that impacting on our ability to produce food. i think the 1st one is obviously the crime. i think about the bees, the so logical changes that are happening in that was be but the other big fact is playing a role socio political conflicts in certain parts of the region into the continent and really devastate the ability to distribute food and the food. good distribution production systems. i've also been impacted by all conflicts across the continent. so this combination of factors that we take

experiment to partially decriminalise the possession of certain hard drugs in the province of british columbiaimed more than 2,000 lives last year. the scheme will start injanuary, and it means adults will be allowed to possess up to a total of 2.5 grams of opioids, cocaine, methamphetamine and other hard drugs. we're joined from pender island off the coast of vancouver by leslie mcbain, co—founder of moms stop the harm, a network of families who have lost people to drug related harms or who struggle with substance use. thank you very much indeed for joining us. i wonder what you make of this initiative. i joining us. i wonder what you make of this initiative.- make of this initiative. i am very happy _ make of this initiative. i am very happy that _ make of this initiative. i am very happy that our - make of this initiative. i am very happy that our federal| very happy that our federal government was able to see its way to implementing, or will implement as of the end of january 2023, the decriminalisation plan. it is a big step in the right direction. it will help people who use drugs with t

british columbia a new invest fund. it is a world. and they are massive. there are over 49 trillion dollars in combinedace set in public banks but under utilized. we done little to cammure the banks for the public interest. it is inspire to see from the ground up. an opportunity to do that. it is important to take ape moment to just remind ourselves there is nothing good about something being public. a public bank for the fact it is public does not mean that it will w in the public good or interest. and so in the book i developed a theory of public banks. and argue that we have to look at first and foremost the functions of what a bank does. and step become for a second and understand whatever bank public bank does the functions those are contested. they are both struggled over by public and private interests and shaped by society and the community in which that bank exists and persists. social forces shape the meaning or functions of i bank and that gives mean to had a public bank is. not simple low owned by the public but how people make and remake publi

i have the opportunity when i was younger to work in british columbia, canada. we worked with the canadian truth and reconciliation commission, we were funded to do so, to work with first nations residential school survivors. also boarding school survivors from the united states. we know from that experience that obtaining records was extremely difficult. records did not come forward, cooperatively. so now after many years i am a citizen of the united states here, it is time that the records come to us, to the citizens of this country, to the citizens of our tribes. as ceo of the national native american boarding school coalition we have asked from -- churches organizations we have done a request from the federal government and received little support, little information -- >> with the time left. with regard to the subpoena power the commission would have, do you believe that would assist in covering those records? >> it's absolutely necessary. that is why we worked with this bill to make sure that the information comes to the boarding school survivors and their

british columbia is going to become the first canadian province to decriminalize small amounts of cocaine, heroin, mdma, fentanyl and meth. which happen to be all the ingredients you need to make florida at home. [ applause ] they're going to be legal. they're going to try it out for three years and see what happens. i'll tell you what's going to happen. their summer is going to be a lot more fun than ours. that's what's going to happen. [ laughter ] one of the things, you know in our audience, we do the show right in the heart of hollywood on hollywood boulevard. visitors pass by our theater every day. sometimes we enjoy peppering them with questions from reporters. one of the resourceful zbiez t guys that works here, tony bambarini, the first of what we hope will be many editions of "breaking the news." ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> hollywood, a stinking cesspool of superheroes and clueless tourists. where are you guys from? >> brazil. >> nobody is sure why the deadly swarm of murder hornets have made their hive here on this leg post on hollywood boulevard. slowly, slowly. they smell here. slowly

. >> it's really entirely due to the extremely advantageous conditions that pertain in british columbia fainted. >> he showed a lack of sympathy. it was an indication that he didn't care as much, that something had gone out of the marriage. >> charles did not understand her eating disorder. i think it was frustrating and confusing to him. >> it was a very different era where people didn't understand eating disorders very well at all. but he actually went one further than that. he made cruel jokes. >> there's so much shame attached to the condition, it's pretty much the worst thing you could say to someone battling that kind of disease. it's her coping mechanism. >> she feels with her bulimia that she can control something in her life. >> so much of the attention around her was on her appearance. her thinness was often celebrated. >> and it just continued into a really damaging cycle. >> the royal family does not know how to deal with this, because bulimia centers around emotions. so she's alone, and she's longing for somebody to love her and to support her. james hewitt was this very da

kumasi: a fighting -- frightening video out of whistler in british columbia.ily had a nun asked -- unexpected guest join in on their hike. the black hair follow the family for some time. the family stayed calm and experts say they did what they should do. you can see them shouting and waving their arms in an effort to scare off the bear. wow. drew: that is too close for comfort. just got this drought monitor in a minutes ago. there is no change to the drought monitor from last week. exceptional drought, that drought category holding around 12% of the state. locally, no change in the bay area. most of us continue to be in the severe drought category. wind speed, by 3:00, 5:00, gusty winds as a cold front moves through, picks up the wind, but also drags in colder air. mid and upper 70's in our warmest spots. if you are at chase center, if you have to be outside, have a couple of layers with you. it will be cool, breezy, and purchase cooling through the 50's. we will look at the weekend forecast in about 90 minutes. first, let's see how we are doing with traffic.

supposed to make a lot of noise, the parents and three young children from utah were hiking in british columbiang lot whether car was parked. they kept walking, the bear followed them for 20 minutes, the parents, reminding the kids to not run, eventually, the bear lost interest about a half- mile on and trailed off. glad everybody is okay. >>> great scott, you will wish you had a delorean after hearing this. in near mint condition 1986 vhs tape of back to the future recently sold at auction for $75,000 setting a new record for a videotape. the vhs copy was owned by actor tom wilson who, yes, that is right, biff tannen, from the classic '80s film. making the offer more special, he offered to write a note to accompany the tape. the tape and the note, $75,000. thank you so much for joining me on this saturday evening. stay with us for dreamland, the burning of black wall street, next. >>> in the 1920s, there was a strong black community in tulsa, these people were the core o

british columbia is going to become the first canadian province to decriminalize small amounts of cocaineroin, mdma, fentanyl, and meth. which happens to be all the ingredients you need to make florida at home. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] they're going to be legal. they're going to try it out for three years and see what happens. i'll tell you what's going to happen. their summer's going to be a lot what's going to happen.t's - [ laughter ] one more thing. for those of you who are here in our audience, you know that we do the show in hollywood, right in the heart of hollywood, on visitors from all over pass by our theater every day. from time to time we enjoy peppering them with questions from reporters. but one of the resourceful guys who works here, tony bamborini i believe is his name, right? came up with a new way to confuse people. that said, here's the first what was we hope will be many editions of "breaking the news." [ laughter ] >> hollywood, a stinking cesspool of filthy superheroes and clueless tourists. where are you guys from? >> brazil. >> news alert! >> nobody is

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archeologists detected what they said could be 200 unmarked graves at this former school in kamloops, british columbia 751 unmarked graves were detected across from the former marieval residential school on the cowessess reserve in saskatchewan. there was once a catholic cemetery here, but the headstones were bulldozed in the 1960s by a priest, after a dispute with a former chief. and what were these lists for? a small team of researchers has been trying to discover the names of those children buried here, but for decades, the government and the church had been reluctant to share their records. chief cadmus delorme is trying to get answers. do you know that they're all children? >> chief cadmus delorme: we can't verify how much are children, but based on the research we're doing, a lot of them were children that were forced to go to the marieval residential school, and died in the marieval residential school. >> cooper: chief delorme says he hopes to give the unidentified children a dignity in death that they never received in life. >> delorme: i want to make sure that canada knows the truth, because

. >> a utah family was hiking in british columbia, canada, when they discovered a black bear blockingr kids up the trail as they tried to escape. now the bear never got aggressive and eventually it lost interest more than half a mile later, thankfully. be sure to tune in to state of the union this sunday. dana bash will talk to jennifer granholm, january 6th select committee member adam schiff, republican congressman fred upton and sheila jackson lee. that's at noon eastern. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter and tiktok. you can download our podcast. the coverage continues now with one mr. wolf blitzer right next door in "situation room." cilee you next monday. >>> happening now as the january 6th select committee prepares to reveal more damning evidence against donald trump. the former president is now lashing out at the panel and at his vice president mike pence and bill barr. also tonight, there is new evidence that two u.s. fighters in ukraine apparently have been detained. we'll have the latest on their fate as well as a third american fighter who is now mismanage the w

a bald eagle faces up a puppy outside its home in british columbia.prey not keeping the pup for long because we do see it running back home a few seconds later. the audio you can hear the dog whimpering but the owners took it to the vet after noticing it was injured we are told the dog got treatment and is totally fine now. now this. a team of domino artists breaking a begin is in world record creating a wall of 53,000 domino's. almost 50,000 additional domino's were used to create multiple chain reactions. the entire feat took a week to build and just seconds to topple. we're apparently not going to show you that bust just imagine >> about 60 passengers into a car val cruise ship got into an hour long brawl on the fifth floor where the dance floor and casino reportedly started by allegations of cheating. i don't know if they mean cheating in the casino or your loved one but according to the new york post security had to call the coast guard to escort the ship back to shore. not sure if any arrests were made but it got a little dicey >> residential se

so live doppler 7 picking up on the storm track pushing well into british columbia and a live look hereetty cloudy earlier, you can see that deck of low clouds and you know that seabreeze will be with you today 54 in the city's 55 oakland mountain view and 59 in san jose with low 50s and some fog half moon bay emeryville pretty view with temperatures. from the low 50s santa rosa napa 60 by the delta and livermore 58 in concord. so 24-hour temperature change. we are cooler from livermore to napa four to six degrees cooler and that seabreeze helping much of marin and san mateo stay comfortable today over in oakland. it was a little breezy yesterday that seabreeze was enhanced by system offshore today more of your typical sea breeze allowing for that fog to stay with this in the morning clear by the mid-morning hours hot inland. the beaches will be a comfortable and this pattern holding especially inland on monday, but notice the low clouds and fogs stain right along the shoreline but into tomorrow making their way all the way out towards the delta it retreats the fog does but high pressur

they probably haven't felt things this warm and quite some time up there in british columbia. as for where we're sitting this morning, we do have heat advisories about an hour away from now in the north bay inland east bay, south bay and the peninsula mountains. and then an excessive heat warning in solano county out into the central valley where temperatures will be our hottest well into the triple digits in those spots. we're in the 60's at the coast already tapping into 70's in san mateo, palo alto, oakland and berkeley. and already in the 80's for concord, pittsburgh, brentwood and fairfield, just the start of ever warming conditions towards the afternoon. that do indeed take us to the triple digits inland. more in your forecast is ahead rain. tom, thank you that along one. 0, one northbound. we've got an accident. they are down in mountain view. >> south and north shoreline boulevard. so progressive lee seeing backups and delays because of that accident. 82 to 80 no delays there. just adjacent to that traveling into the city. look at that under 2 minutes for your drive. m

and a family recorded their encounter with a bear while hiking in british columbia, canada. okay?aener now. really did walk faster, please. well there were followed the family despite the mother and father yelling at him eventually stopped following them now in an instagram post, the mother says she later learned that area had been closed several times. because this very bare had been increasingly getting aggressive as of late. the little one and a baby backpack, too, so she's like watching her whole family trying to advance. well, thank goodness it all ended. well yes, it's good to see you. thank you so much for joining us. meet us back for next newscast. that's the four we have you covered online they made fun of my cookg show. >> we are dishing with savannah guthrie. >> i cannot cook, i can hardly boil water. >> teaching her how to make a delicious dinner. >> there she goes. >> cabbage. the easiest diy i have ever seen to spice up a boring kitchen. >> that is next. >> let's dish. >> the kitchen has always been the center of my world. life is more delicious when it is full of fo